Commercial Salmon Trolling Forum

The final answer ended up being the sawzall. Thanks salty for the grinder but the 9" blade was the only thing that would get in there. It still took about 3 hours.

Thanks for the help. I was thinking about using my dremel, I just wanted to probe other options before I dug into it. Unfortunately I didn't have it with me this trip and had to sport two lines for a while...

Anyone have some helpful advice for me? I've got 10 or 12 wraps of wire jammed tight on the shaft between the spool and the mount. There isn't enough room to get any snippers in there.

I don't want to get the nickname "two lines"

Thanks

---Clarifying what I'm looking for in the title. I can't figure out how to edit the first post --- First year with my own boat. My permit lease is still processing and I'm trying to make some more money to put into the boat before I throw the gear in. Troll, crab, longline, tender, woodwork experien...

First year with my own boat. My permit lease is still processing and I'm trying to make some more money to put into the boat before I throw the gear in.

Troll, crab, longline, tender, woodwork experience. Give me a call. In Sitka.

I'm looking for work when i'm done trolling. Ideally longlining or shrimping because i'm interested in getting into those fisheries, but any offer is welcome. Hardworking, honest.
Experience: SE troll, puget sound and WA coast dungeness.

Andrew
On board the Faithful at the moment